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of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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Basic usage

All main classes provide a fluent interface, are well-documented, and provide
standard methods for mail creation and sending.

First, you need to create a new instance of a dcMail object. You may use the
currently active configuration or specify your very own:

{{

<?php
// Use the currently active configuration (you may get an error if none is active)
$mail = dcMailer::getMail();
// ...or use a specific one:
$my_configuration = new dcMailerConfiguration(); // Could also be retrieved from database
// ..configure $my_configuration..
$mail = dcMailer::getMail($my_configuration);
?>